Nevada Administrative Code
Chapter 319 - Assistance to Finance Housing
TAX CREDITS FOR LOW-INCOME HOUSING
Section 319.971 - Annual plan: Public hearings before adoption; notice of hearing; adoption; training sessions; fees

1. Before adopting a qualified allocation plan and preparing the application for tax credits, the Administrator will hold at least one public meeting in Clark County, one public meeting in Washoe County and one public meeting in a county other than Clark County or Washoe County designated by the Administrator. The public meetings may be held concurrently through the use of videoconferencing or other equivalent means. The Administrator may hold additional meetings.

2. The meetings will be conducted in accordance with the provisions of chapter 241 of NRS. The Division will maintain a list of persons whom the Division will notify for each meeting. The Division will include on the list the name of each person who applied for tax credits during the year immediately preceding the year in which the meeting is held. Any other person may submit a request to the Division to be included on the list. The Division will include the name of such a person on the list for 2 years after the date the request is submitted to the Division.

3. The Division will prepare a draft of the qualified allocation plan at least 14 days before the first meeting, post the draft on the Division's Internet website and provide , by electronic mail, a copy of the draft qualified allocation plan to each person whose name is included on the list specified in subsection 2.

4. After conducting the meetings, the Administrator will adopt a final qualified allocation plan and the application for tax credits, including instructions for completing the application.

5. After adopting a qualified allocation plan and the application and its instructions pursuant to this section, the Division may, upon the request of an applicant, hold a training session. A training session will include a discussion of the qualified allocation plan, the application and its instructions and the provisions of NAC 319.951 to 319.998, inclusive. The Division may impose a fee for attending a training session to defray the cost of: